Worrying is what I do when I don’t have control.
The "more is better” rule does not always hold.
Something is going to define your life and mine.
Every church and ministry should have a compelling, God-given mission that reflects its context.
Today’s challenge for you is to examine what you think about and see if you need to change your mind.
Did you ever feel that your leadership style worked best with certain church sizes?
Brainstorming can often improve creativity when you need many possible ideas.
Too many people never reach their goal they set for themselves in their workplace.
The ability to anticipate and to lead through healthy change, before painful change is thrust upon us, is the mark of a good leader.
Regardless of the current health of your church, it's good to examine church revitalization.
What unexpected heights has God been calling you to?
A leadership wake refers to the impact of those around you as your leadership moves forward. What does your leadership wake look like?
I’ve been a big fan of the Global Leadership Summit for years. It’s always good to gain new insights, refocus your vision and recharge your passion.
It’s painful enough to lose any church members, but it is particularly painful when the church member was highly committed.
Changing the way people feel and think will take time. Here are practical ideas for your team.
Branding is more than a logo. It’s understanding what you’re known for and deciding if that’s what you should be known for.
As pastors and organizational leaders, one of your greatest responsibilities is to keep everyone moving in the right direction.
Here are three things I’m learning about leadership that might be helpful to you.
Transforming a team culture or leading a healthy organization, especially in this season, is patient and persistent work.
In this week's video, Bob talks with his pastor about strategic options for churches when it comes to post-pandemic giving.
